This is the Alta Vista translation with minor corrections for the name Cupi:

Hello Lisa, I am **** Cupi, I am 30 years old and I am of Rome. Me he does not turn out of having relatives neither between Pesaro neither between Urbino. Cupi for that I have always known, it is an original last name of the Calabria, for the precision of a small village that calls Francica and it finds itself in the province of Vibo Valentia. There is but in Tuscany, in province of Grosseto, a small village that is called just Cupi, for which is possible that some fringe has been settled down lÃƒÂ¬. I have a cousins who has reconstructed taken care of Cupi a genealogico tree of the family. As soon as I will be able I will put in contact with he for chiedergli if it can give preciser information to me. I hope to you it are useful, and while I send to you I embrace, why the Cupi ones, in Italy, are not however very many and the departure stocks must more be or less the same ones. And then it is beautiful to know that laggiÃƒÂ¹, therefore far away from there is someone here that door my same last name! Soon and good proseguimento in the search!

Obviously the translation is inexact, but it gives you a pretty good idea of the content of the letter.

I just received a marriage license from 1891, I recognize most of the words, but the following words I do not quite understand, this is from a Church in Fairview, NJ, formerly known as Shadyside, NJ.

Filium then 2 names that aren't even familiar, and Filiam, and another 2 names that aren't familiar, I just assumed that the parents names were listed on marriage licesenses, these are not even the correct surnames listed. then it shows: Praesentibus testibus and antoher 2 names not of surname, maybe witnesses?

ally wrote:I just received a marriage license from 1891, I recognize most of the words, but the following words I do not quite understand, this is from a Church in Fairview, NJ, formerly known as Shadyside, NJ.

Filium then 2 names that aren't even familiar, and Filiam, and another 2 names that aren't familiar, I just assumed that the parents names were listed on marriage licesenses, these are not even the correct surnames listed. then it shows: Praesentibus testibus and antoher 2 names not of surname, maybe witnesses?

Anyone who can decipher these few words would be appreciated!

Ally

Hi for better traslation was better read all document, but I can say that:
FILIUM=son
FILIAM=daughter
Praesentibus= they was present
testibus=witnesses..
regards, suanj